A verbless clause is a clause that does not contain a verb. In English, these clauses can take various forms but typically rely on the use of nouns, adjectives, and other parts of speech to convey meaning. Verbless clauses often provide additional information, describe a condition, or state an action in a more concise way. Here are a few examples of verbless clauses: 1. **Noun phrases**: "Her smile, a ray of sunshine, brightened the room.
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